The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-09-02
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Oh, the mud, the beautiful mud.
Another very heavy rain Monday.
Rain, rain, rain. Will il ever let mi
A new time table went into effect Sun
day.
Try the GRAPHIC until Jan. 1. onl,
so cents.
Plenty of hay to be had delivered a
81. so per ton.
Burr Robbins circus exhibits in Mitch
ell next Monday.
The continued heavy rains are i~njurin,
the stacked grain.
The public schools will open on Mon
day, the 18th inst.
The Mitchell MAI is making war OF
Register Everitt again.
Mr.. Edward Brenne returned from tn,
eastern market Tuesday.
Remember that Fox s Wiltse, tn.
photographers, are here.
Contractor Hammil completed the new
school building Tuesday.
Henry Pilger took possession Of the
Dakopolis Hotel yesterday.
Grain comes in slowly. The rains
have retarded the threshers.
F. G. Smith will have one of the nost
attractive houses in Kimball.
j. r. Ryan and the GRAPHIC man have
built additions to their barns.
Wheat brings Us large a price in Kim.
ball as any town in South Dakota.
Rev. I. N. Pardee will. preach at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning.
Thursdays freight left six carloads OF
merchandise for the Kimball tradesmer.
"What won't a young mar do when he
is IN love" says an exchange. Well, he
won't eat onions.
New field corn has already appeared
on the market. Most of the corn is out
of the way of frost.
1--WE never strcw flowers on a mans
grave until after he is dead sagcly re.
marks an exchange.
1t keeps Frank Thomas busy loading
up teams these days with lumber u,
Smiths lumber yard.
I'll" kids went down to White Lake
Saturday aud downcd the local nine OF
kids there at basc ball.
While DR.. Collins was at Woonsocke,
last week he helped to set a broken leg
on a valuable setter dog.
The GRAPHIC Dwill be sent to any ad.
dress from now until January / for sc
cents. Buzz your nelghbor.
The Milwaukee company have reduced
the freight on coal from Chicago to Da'
kota about IS cents per ton.
John Ronayue, editor of the White
Lake Democrat, has been appointed mail
agent on the Manitoba road.
Several little "Injuns" went through
on the Tuesday morning passenger
Going to the Springfield school.
A lost canary bird flew into the office
of a Wisconsin paper while a com posi-
tor was setting up an advertisement fol-
it.
Tho heavy roads make it difficult TO,
the traction engines to traverse tho
country. Nearly every day one gets
stuck.
A land inspector in town last week re
ported finding many prairie chickens
killed by hail after the storm on the
Goth inst.
Kimball keeps four gram buyers busy
one at each of the two elevators, ont
at the new grain warehouse and one 81
the roller mills.
A heavy rain Monday night, one Tues
day night and another one Wednesday
afternoon. The whole country ia GOV
cred with water.
The rows OF large empty cases on the
sidewalks Of Main street show that ou1
merchants are getting in large stocks o.
BOOub LOT the lall trade.
A new base ball ground for the use Of
the clubs during the ournament mex
week has been laid out south Of til.
a~rtesian well a few rods.
There has been q base ball tournamen,
at Woonsocket this week in connection
with the soldiers reunion. The Alexan
dria and Plankinton clubs were there.
Quarterly meeting services will bt
held next Sunday q. the 81. E. church
Lovefeast at $50, preaching, 1890; sac.
rament, 1880. Rev. Pardee will of1ciate
1t seems that Editor Burkholder of the
Democrat will run the Merchants Hote.
in Chamberlain. Guess we'll have to GO
down and stick him for a weeks board.
Bring us some stove-wood on sui
scription" says the average country edi
tor in the East. 1--WE want load of hay
and want it bad" walls his brother il
the West.
The Buffalo County Sentinel says tht
PoisoueQ gram spIoau hIouHu tuc gran
fields for gophers kills off more prairie
chickens every year han all the hunters
combined.
A farmer from up near Woonsocke,
said Monday, while in town, that the
standard grades Of lumber were selling
in Kimball at 81 per thousand less thar
W%oonsocket prices.
H. H. Bock1ngcr and VIM. saylor in
form the GRAPHIC that they have ordered
a hay baling machine and will be pre-
pared to buy all the hay offered this fal
at the highest market price.
G. w. Sewers has contracted for 50t
to 800 tons of hay. He is paying from
80 to ~ per ton delivered in E.imbal
baled. He proposes to furnish the bale
ing machine.
The closed season on prairie chicken
and ducks expires to-day. There will b,